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I wrote this book basing it loosely on fact, it was published in May 2025 and has attracted some great reviews so far.

its in a series of 6 books about a young woman who is gold and has dalliances with magical kings and queens, a dark romance

This is a spicy book but if you love romance and comedy then you will love this one!

This series is absolutely amazing and causes you to have a roller coaster of emotions but in the best way possible. It deals with difficult themes but always finds a way to relate to you.

The Drowning Game is a fast-paced, suspenseful read with just the right amount of unease. I loved not knowing where the plot would lead—twists kept me guessing until the end. I devoured it in two days.

'Bride' is by far my favorite Ali Hazelwood book. While I’ve loved her STEM romances, this one pulled me in even deeper with its paranormal edge. The world-building was richer than her previous books, and the darker tone made the romance feel even more intense. It still has her signature humor and chemistry, but with a fresh twist that kept me turning pages late into the night. I didn’t expect to love it more than her others—but I absolutely did.

Hands down the best book in the Sam Vimes discworld series, but I'd definitely reading the previous ones before this to give a good idea of the characters and the progression of Vimes' career. Like all Pratchett books, Night Watch is a scorching take on western society, in this case, rebellion and civic duty, and Vimes re-experiences the biggest event of his life with fresh eyes. I'm loathe to say more without risking spoiling anything, but I love a good time travel plot, and Pratchett handles it perfectly.